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HSBC: 'Underweight' S. Korea, 'Overweight' Philippine Stocks

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Jul.11 -- Herald van der Linde, head of Asia Pacific equity strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses the outlook for the region's stocks amid the coronavirus pandemic, and the opportunities he sees. He speaks with Kathleen Hays and Haidi...
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Which Vaccine Has the Highest Efficacy Against Delta?

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Jul.19 -- Ben Cowling, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the University of Hong Kong's School of Public Health who advises the government on the vaccination process, discusses vaccine efficacies. He also talks about his...
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Suntory CEO Niinami on Covid, Beverage Demand, Strategy

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Takeshi Niinami, chief executive officer of Japan's Suntory Holdings Ltd., a closely-held beer and spirits maker, talks about the Covid-19 pandemic situation in the country, and how his company and the economy have been affected. Japan...
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Hong Kong Records Spike in Covid Cases

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Hong Kong health officials say they're facing a critical situation as the city reported nearly 700 new virus cases over the weekend. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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China Beach Resort City Locked Down as Covid Cases Jump

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China has locked down the beach resort city of Sanya after the number of Covid-19 cases there spiked, leaving about 80,000 tourists stranded. The city, often called the "Hawaii of China," added more than 400 new cases on Sunday....
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Why Isn't Ebola Screening in Place at U.S. Aiports

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Oct. 6 -- Bloomberg's Lisa Beyer and Shannon Pettypiece discuss the possibility of Ebola screening being established at U.S. airports. They speak on ""Street Smart. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Man With Ebola Initially Sent Home With Antibiotics

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Oct. 1 -- Scarlet Fu reports on the first case of Ebola to be diagnosed outside of Africa and new treatments in the pipeline. She speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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UNICEFs Fight vs. Ebola: The Challenge of Fundraising

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Oct. 29 -- UNICEF U.S. Fund President and CEO Caryl Stern discusses the Ebola crisis and raising funds to combat it. She speaks on ""Market Makers."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ebola Infected Pham: 'Come to Maryland, Everybody

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Oct. 17 -- Bloomberg Money Clip Host Adam Johnson updates the latest news on Ebola. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ebola Fear Is Good 5% of This Slowdown: Siegel

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Oct. 16 -- Wharton School Professor of Finance Jeremy Siegel discusses factors that are spooking the markets. He speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Canadian Ebola Vaccine to Start Clinical Trials Today

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Oct. 13 -- Bloomberg's Shannon Pettypiece discusses possible Ebola vaccines. She speaks on Street Smart. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Global Coronavirus Cases Top 97,000

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Mar.05 -- The number of coronavirus cases around the world continues to rise, reaching more than 97,000. The U.S. and South Korea are among places seeing an increase. Bloomberg’ Tom Mackenzie reports on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
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Italy Set to Double Stimulus

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Mar.10 -- Italy is preparing to boost stimulus for a fourth time in a month after the EU agreed to stretch its budget rules to help member states fight the coronavirus. Bloomberg’s Rosalind Mathieson reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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Italy Doubles Stimulus to Fight Virus Impact

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Mar.06 -- Governments around the world have pledged more than $54 billion in budget support to fight the spread of coronavirus. Europe’s spending is almost entirely confined to Italy which has been hit hardest. The country has earmarked...
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Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Tops 43,000 Worldwide

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Feb.11 -- The number of coronavirus cases continues to rise and now stands at over 43,000. Bloomberg’s Selina Wang reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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World in 'Silent Economy,' Aletheia Capital's Walker Says

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Apr.22 -- Jim Walker, chief economist at Aletheia Capital, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting economies and policies, and explains why he thinks fiscal stimulus plans are ineffective if they concentrate on adding demand....
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McConnell, Schumer Discuss $484 Billion Interim Stimulus Package

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Apr.21 -- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer talk about the $484 billion pandemic relief package that was passed Tuesday to bolster a tapped-out small business aid program, pay for coronavirus...
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Porsche Is Reopening China Dealerships

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Mar.03 -- Porsche Chief Executive Officer Oliver Blume discusses the transformation to electric engines, competition with Tesla Inc., and the impact of the coronavirus on China sales. He speaks from Stuttgart, Germany, on "Bloomberg...
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Fitch Has Been Cutting Growth Forecasts for Asia Economies: Schwartz

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Apr.26 -- Stephen Schwartz, head of Asia-Pacific sovereigns at Fitch Ratings Inc., discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the region's economies. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Trump Seeks Quick FDA Approvals of Covid-19 Treatments

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Apr.29 -- President Trump says he wants to see quick Food and Drug Administration approvals on drugs that work and that recent Gilead Sciences Inc. coronavirus-drug trial results are a “building block.” The Trump administration is...
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Jim Beam Whisky Maker Says Sales Are Slipping Down

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Apr.01 -- Takeshi Niinami, president and chief executive officer at Suntory Holdings Ltd., discusses the impact of coronavirus on the business and the challenges he’s facing in the work from home environment. He speaks exclusively on...
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New York City Virus Deaths Top 1,000

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Mar.31 -- The coronavirus death toll in New York City has surged past 1,000, while the reported number of cases in the entire state surpasses that of the original epicenter in China. More than 160,000 people in the U.S. are now infected....
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China Reveals Symptom-Free Cases

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Mar.31 -- China has revealed the number of people with the coronavirus, but who don’t have symptoms. The National Health Commission says that it has put more than 1,500 symptom-free cases under observation as of Monday, providing a...
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Virus Deaths Accelerate in Italy, Spain and France

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Apr.02 -- The numbers out of Europe showing the rate of virus infection in Italy slowed after three weeks of lockdown, but the number of deaths rising again to 760. Spain and France are also seeing a rise in fatalities. Bloomberg’s...